Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif called on Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani in Tehran on Monday and exchanged views on the latest regional situation and different aspects of the bilateral relations. In a more comprehensive meeting, the foreign ministers of Iran and Pakistan discussed “bilateral relations and the prevailing regional situation, including efforts for peace and stability in Afghanistan.” They agreed that only a political solution could bring peace in Afghanistan and underscored the importance of countries in the region in peace efforts. Asif’s one-day visit to Iran is a part of a tour to regional powers to discuss Trump’s new Afghan policy. He has already visited China and is expected to visit Russia soon.
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